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 1 II |        you are in league with the nomads on the Cyrenian frontier!
 2 IV |          east they would join the nomads and intercept the commerce
 3 IV |          burden. The wives of the nomads had square, tawny robes
 4 VI |    extended the allies roamed the Nomads, who might be let loose
 5 VII|    Numidians in the west, and the Nomads come from the south, and
 6 IX |         like him. The Libyans and Nomads composing the army under
 7 IX |     Autaritus—Gauls, Libyans, and Nomads; while the Eaters of Uncleanness
 8 IX |           rest in the camp of the nomads. These were the rich who
 9 XII|    collect the ashes in urns; the Nomads regretted the heat of the
10 XII|      composed the third army, but nomads from the tableland of Barca,
11 XII|     fascination or curiosity; and nomads who had never seen a town
12 XIV| Mercenaries once annihilated, the Nomads would give him no further
13 XV |      Tyrian towns were taken, the nomads dispersed, and all the Barbarians